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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

HE FELL FOUR STORIES.
George Johnson Tumbles from a
ScnHoid and Is Badly Injured.

Between the hours OF II and O'Clock
Yesterday Mr.. George johnson, carpenter,
miraculously escaped instant death by fIil-
ing from a scatlod four stones high to the
ground below. lie was engaged at work
ON the house being erected for Mr.. \.
Bargamin, on Cary street between Second
and Third, and in stepping from one part
Of the scallOld TO the other he missed hi-
footing and fell. He was taken into the
house, where he received every attention
until the ambulance, which had been sum
moned. arrived, aud De. Irvine carried
him to his home. on seventeenth street.
Fortunately he fell on one side, or death
might have resulted instantaneously. His
skull was fractured, and on the right side
of bis forehead there was cut deep cash
two aud one half inches long. His face
was otherwise bruised and acerated, and
his chest was injured. lie spit up small
quantity Of blood. In falling the upper
part OF his right arm struck against sharp
spike in the scaffold, aud was pierced about
three inches. Mr.. Johnson's recovery is
boped for, although his injuries are quite
serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Police Court.

The following cases were disposed Of yes
tcTday:
dcrlv house. to the annoyance OF the neigh
borhoood. sent on 10 the grand jury.
Hndrv Jones, a,saultiug and betting
William J. Walton in the street. PAID
costs.
Charles Davis (colorcd), abusing aud Using
indecent language TO the wife OF Nelson
Griffin. Fined 81 and costs.
Mary A. Green (colorcd), drunk qu dis
orderly on the street. Fined y - ana
costs.
William L. johnson (cOloIcd), disOrierly
on the street. Dismissed.
Nelson Griffin (colOrcdJ, striking Chrles
Dayi, with a brickbat and threatening TO
kill him with ,ledge hammer. Fined -
and costs.
Thomas Thompson, Henry Yanccy,
Doe Morris, ". II. Morris, and Ro.
bert Byrd (al colored), assaullins and
heating Herman Cramer IN the street. Dis
missed.
sandy Hogan (colored), feoniously as
saulting and striking the infant child OF r.
f. Moore with a rock. Continued untll
to-day.
Daniel shelly and Robert Shinnault,
drunk. Fined each - and costs.
Thomas Hundley (colored). 9ssaul ing
and beating Richard DiIlard on NC street.
Fined s. and costs.
Harry Morgan, drunk. Fined - ana
costs.
John Willis alias Abrlm Davis (colorod),
stealing a flal-irOn from Patsey Davis. DIS
missed.
Levi. RufT, asSaui,lng and LeatinS Harry
Traylor. Fined $3.50 and costs.
George Crotis. drunk, Continued.
E>sie Stewart (cOlored), cursing ana
abusing Julia Ann Fly on the street. DIS
mis-
William Thomas PoindCXter (colored), a
person of unsound mind. Commission oil
lunacy ordered. -,
sarah Jackson, taking four pieces OF
wearing apparel from Martha Jackson ana ana
threatening TO assault and beat her. D's'
missed.
Samuel Merriweather, assaulting ana ~
tempting to rape Elizabeth Henderson :
also, breaking and entering in the nIshl,
time the house OF Caroline Clayton and
stealing sundIy articles Of the value oi SlO
There being no evidence 10 sustain el'her
charge they were dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
THE GETTYsBURG TRIP.
Final Arrangements Made-Mr'
CbiIds's Dosatioo.

The survivors OF Picketts division who
propose going TO Gettysburg July I'd az
quests Of the Philadelphia Brigade Assocla'
tion held meeting at Nurphy's Hotel last
night to make final arrangements Tor the
trip.
Colonel william X. Avlett's letter accept
ing the invitation to deliver the address az
GETTYSBURG was read, and Captain Reeve
directed 10 reply rendering him the thanks
OF the deh cation. The plrty Will leave
here by special train on the morning oil tue
2d at & O'Clock.
Captain l.. L. Reeve was unanimously
elect, commander.
Comrades May, Noryell. Blanton, and
Lochr were appointed to receive the com
rades coming by train on Friday the 1T,
and Comrades james. Nav. Noryell, and
Phillips 10 collect funds TO entertain tue
comrades coming TO the city.
Badges will Toe furnished only To members
Of Pitkett's division aud 10 the artillery
supporting them in the charge.
Among the subscribers TO the fund Tor
the entertainments OF the Pickett-men At
Gettysburg was Hon. George w. ChIlds. of
the Philadelphia Ledger, who gave his
chock for 500
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
persnnaIs and Rriefs.

Private Robinson, Soldiers'.Home
veteran, is lying dangerously III.
The Phi Delta Theta Society OF Rich
mond College had banquet at Antonrs
up town store lat night.
Nr. II. Writ Brown, OF Paris, Texas,
formerly Of Richmond, arrived here yester-
.dlv, and was cordially greeted by many
friends.
Rev. +. b. McCmer, moderator OF East
Hanover Presbytery. j. in the city, and IL
the guest Of Rey.J. Calvin Stewart, OF the
Fourth Presbyterian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen will Slll
from Baltimore on Tuesday next for Halt
fax, Nova Scotia, on the steamship Peru
yian. OF the Allan Line. They will spend
a month in Halifax.
Aaron Wells, colored laborcr. aged tbir-
ty-nine. died very suddcHly yesterday at
his home. near the Chesapeake and Ohio
depot. The Coroner. who viewed the BODY,
was Of opinion that death was caused by
congestion OF the lungs.
Professor W. W. smith, president Of
Randolph Macon College, left Yesterday
! evening for New York ria the Old DO-
! minion Line in the Interest of the college.
| HIS numerous friends commend him and
! his mission 10 the confidence and favor Of
New York friends, and wish for him a
| pleasant and successful trip.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
CIRCUIT COURT MATTERS.
The seddon. .RosenbaumC Case-Labor
Herald Chartered. &c.

When the City Circuit Court me. at II
A. NJ. Yesterday the jury In the ease OF
Thomas Seddon Us. NJ. Rosenbaum Tor
$1,000 for an alleged breach OF contract
relative to the purchase by the plaintin
n the defendant OF 200 shares OF Richmond
ard Danyile stock was adjourned over un-
mi to-day. Counsel on both sides present.
ed instructions. in the argument OF whith
considerable time was spent. When the
argument had been concluded Judge llau-
cock, Of Chesterfield, who Is sitting In the
case for Judge Wexford. announced that
he would take until II O'Clock this morning
10 consider the instructions, and at that
time he will make II known whether he
viii accept those presented by either side
or give different ones prepared himself.
The case will probably be concluded To-
day.
LABOR HERALD CHARTERED.
Judge Wexford granted Il charter OF In
corporation TO Messrs. John I. Chappell,
A, /. Fuqua, William ii. Mullen, George
Duncan, and Frank c. Murphy to form an
association TO be known as "The Labor
Herald Publishing Company
Their business will be the publication OF
newspaper and the running OF job
Office. The capital stock i not to be less
than $1,000 nor more than $4,000, TO be
divided into shares Of S25 each. Permis-
sion is granted to hold real estate not to
exceed $4,000. Officers for the first year:
Jonn T. Chsppell, president; Frank &.
Murphy. secretary and treasurer; William
II. Mullen, editor. The directors are the
cOIpOratOrS.
SUING An ICE COMPANY.
Judge Wexford was engaged most OF the
day irving the case Of Mrs. Jane King
against the Eastern Ice Company for $4,000
for an alleged breach Of contract relative
TO the delivery Of certain lot OF ice. The
evidence was concluded, and argument
will begin this morning. Messrs. McGuire
& Elicit represent Mrs. Jane King and
Edgar Allan, Esq, the Ice company. This
case has been tried before, when verdict
rendered for the defendant was set aside
and new trial ordered.
OTHER CASES.
Alexander Robb Is. Alice n. Jones and
Thomas +. Jones, her husband. Order
entered issuing a writ TO the Sheriff direct
inc him to take possession Of the property
which Is clsimed to be illegally detained,
with improvements thereon described in an
order entered June 18th.
William IL. Peters, receiver Of the EX-
change National Bank Of Norfolk, U.s. W. a.
Jones. Case removed from the Circuit Court
OF Hanover and docketed in this court on
motion oi the plaintiff.
II. W. Sitwell rs. +. l.. kidwell. Dis
missed on motion OF plaintiff.
Jamos T. IIalsey rs. j. ". Clrdwcll n
Co. Dismissal Of suit agreed to.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
WHY TERMlNAL STOCK rELL.
western Failures and FaII in Money
Aacribed.

The New York stock market has been
quite panicky for the past two CT three
dgv,. and west Point Terminal, in which
a number Of Richmond capitalists are
largely Interested, shared in the dcprr-siJn.
This closed Wednesday 10 3j3 opened
Thursday morning one point higher, and
closed al 33i.
Much interest was felt in the matter here
YESTERDAY, and the quotations given IN the
boards IN tive Office. Of the brokers having
priyste wires were watched closely and
Cyery change noted with eagcrnesS. Ter.
minal opened a. il closed ON IhG day,
droppcd To 20. and thereafter IL eriiullly
climbed up until at Iho close of 'Chlnse 1t
had reached 30.
Mr. Jane, Il. Pace was asked yesterday
10 what the fall ~ Terminal was a'cribed.
He replied that the ciu-cS were general
md The same That applied 70 all >.ock,.
This state Of affairs was brought about ny
the failures in the West and The fall in the
money market. Thi, bad caused sirin-en-
cy and placed the market almost entirely IN
tie hands ot the bear. The greaie-t de-.
cline was in what are known as Gould
stocks. Mr.. Pace said further that there
was no one to back Tie market, oni the
bears had everything their own way. The
holder, Of the Terminal do not appel' atal!
uprchcnsivc They think it viii soon be
"a, high and aS firm aS usual.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
PIECE OF THE POPLAR TREE.
4 Souvenir Present from Boston to
Governor Lee.
The Governor has received a small box
and the following letter:
BosToN, Mass, June II, 1857.

The Governor has received a small box
and the following letter:
BosToN, Mass, June II, 1857.
Gorcnor Fjtzhagh lee:
Respected Sir,-If have been correctly
informed. on the oh day Of April. 1850,
after Generals Robert Il. Lee and |. :
Grant met in the Mclean house, at Appo'
mstioX Courthouse, Va, and had agreed
onthe terms OF the surrender, General Lee
then left the Mclean house and proceeded
TO the foot OF tue bill. near the stream,
where he met General Gordon and other
officers ana soldier, under 4 " poplar tree.
The Confederate soldiers gathered around
General Lee to learn the terms OF the sur
render. bur General Lees feelings got the
heller Of him and be could not address his
soldiers. He stated 10 General Gordon The
terms Of the surrender. and then General
Gordon mounted his horse and announced
them 10 The Confederate soldier. Altcr.
ward, General Lee bade farewellato each
person present by silently pressing his
hand.
4 short time ago | received from Mr. \.
II. Rlgland, OF AppOmaltOX Courthouse,
Va, small piece OF the poplar tree, and
| have made a little souvenir expressly Tor
YOU. The little box in which it Is enclosed
!, made Of wood from one Of the most his
torc buildings in the United States.
Please accept the little present, and
II will not only be a reminder Of
Amcrica's darkest days in 1861, >, 3. Z, and
}. but il will also be a reminder OF your
visit TO Massachusetts,, which. | trust, will
be one Of great pleasure and profit to YOU.
Most e>pcciiully, WILLIAM l.. HOLLIS,
% sawyer street, Boston, Mass.
late Company X. First regiment MaS'a-
chusclt,intantry, First brigade (Hooker's
old brigade. General Hiram q. Berry, =,
second division, General Daniel +. Sick
less Third army corps, Army OF the Po-
tOmac.
When this letter was written the writer
thought Governor Lee would 30 to Boston
with Lee Camp.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Hcnrico Happenings.

Everything was remarkably quiet ah'u'
the Henrico county courthouse yes,erd y.
The court was not in session, and t1rtt
we're but few countFymen around. Tue
court meets again at IL \. VI. to-day, wien
the case Of B. Il. Lipscomb, personalrepre'
sentative and legatee Of James Lip'con0,
cs. the county for the payment OF Donds
issued during the war, amounting IN the
aggregate TO $4,000. with interest IS sci
for trial. There Is some probability tnl'
the case will be continued until next week,
as some Of the counsel are not ready.
The county Board OF Supervisors meel'
to-day at u VI. This viii be the last meet
ing Of the old board. There is no business
Of special importance to be considered
only 10 straighten up the affairs OF the
county ready for the incoming ,bolrd 10
flkc nnesnssinn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
HUNDRED killing.

Teleerams received i'm thi, city yesler-
day from Charleston, W. Va, announced
the killing Of a young man named Lewis
Lambert, formerly OF Union Hill, in this
city.
The Information the Dispatch gets is that
Lambert enlisted in the United States army,
and having a difficulty with an officer, in
the heat of anger abandoned his command
and became a fugitive. How the killing
occurred Is not stated.
The party who telegraphed here about
Mr.. Lambert's death was telegraphed IN
reply to send the body on, but the message
was not delivered yesterday afternoon, a
the person addressed could not be found
by the operator.
The DiSpdtch'S Charleston correspon'
dent and the West Virginia papers that
have reached here have had nothing about
the killing.
There seems to be something mysteriou,
abOut H.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Bagge,t Brought 10 Richmond.

John B. Baggetf, who Is charged by ".
f. Clarke with stealing $500 from him, was
brought here from Alexandria yesterday
By Sergeant Cosby, OF the Second station.
The following telegram cIme from our
Alexandra correspondent last night:
" Mr.. John b. Baggett, whose arrest was
ordered from Richmond, with Counsel
John Morgan Johnston accompanied the
officer TO Richmond this afternoon. He is
well known and respected here. He says
the trouble Is all from family row, and
that II was occasioned by hi. wife lending
Clarke $50 and recently asking him for Il.
which incensed him Clarke. Baggctt Is
.aid TO have been here some months"
Dir. Clarke conducts a grocery az Gl2
west Broad street and had Baggett In his
emplOy until recently.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

Ilenrlco Union Lodge. 40. l3O, istnight
installed it, recently.elctted officer, at II,
own bail, on Twenty-tifth street. Rich
mond Randolph Lodge. No. -, installed IT.
officers at the Masons' Hall, on Franklin
street. Refreshments were served by both
lodges. Temple Lodge, No. .. Richmond
Lodge, No. 10; Dove Lodge, No. 81; Loge
Francai-e, No. 53, and II. Johns Lodge
No. ,3G, installed at II. Albaus Hall LAST
night; and thereafter the assembled breth'
ren partooh OF a banquet served by Mr.. A..
PizZini in the Blue.LodSc room. About
900 were present. Amity Lodge, No. 70,
installed its officers at Laube's Hall, Broad
street.
A pleasant incident at the meeting OF
Dove Lodge was the presentation OF a
costly past masters jewel to Charles +.
Wmgo, Esq the retiring master, for con-
tinued and faithful service two terms. The
token was the gift Of individual members
of the lodge, and was presented on their
behalf by Major A. X. Courtney.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
A POOR. WEAK SISTER

Who Is suffering from ailments peculiar 70 her
sex. drcading 70 30 10 a physician, but knowing
she needs medical help. win hnd Ia Dr. Pierce's
"Favorte Prescription" q preparation which
viii give her strength and new life through the
restoration 81 al her organs tO their natural
and healthy action. II Is the result Of many
years Of study and practice by a thoroughly
scientific physician, who has made these trou-
bios specially. To be had Of oil druggists.
To break up colds and fevers. uso early Dr.
IicrCcs Extract 81 Smart Weed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
The Rxchrsion Tonight.

The Virginia Boat-Club's excursion will
leave here on the Ariel tonight at 1880
o'clock, returning about 1880. The chap
eroneS will be Mrs. George Ross. Mrs. {.
w. p. Brock, and Mrs. William White.
The club will no doubt carry large party.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
RICHMOND SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 25 1887

Mrs. Goodale is native OF louisiana and
a true sOutherner in all her instincts, ana
II Is only call Of imperative duty when
has caused her to enter upon this labor OF
love. She has visited many cities In the
State, and has met with hattering recep-
tions everywhere. She will be remem;
bered by many in this city as the bearer OF
n fraternal message from the national or
gmIzation OF the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union to the late meeting oil the
Methodist General Conference, which was
held here. She Is a fluent and pleasant
speaker and never fails TO attract and In
iefest an audience.
Mrs. Goodale Is a member OF both the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union and
the Good Templars.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Husic ON the Wafer.

On Thursday night next Kcssnlch's re-
a, eanized band will give an excursion
down the river on the Ariel. Ii promises
TO be one OF the most enjoyable OF the sea-
son, There will be both band and an
orchestra. and while the one plays prone.
Lsde music the other will be playing for
tie dance in another part OF the boat. They
promise to make this a fine affair, and
guarantee that perfect order shall be OBJ
seived. The proceeds will 20 towards
unIforming the band.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
p Rug,er.s Resipoatiop.

General W. B. Taliaferr0, OF Gloucester,
WI, I'm the city Yesterday, returning home
from the meeting Of the Board OF Visitors
Of the state Female Normal School. at
FaImyIlle. He states that the board have
- vet not elected successor 10 DR.. Ruff
nei. the principal, but will meet on the
10Th OF July.
Nr. Cunningham, principal OF the Madi-
ION Public School, Of Richmond, Is proml-
ncutiy mentioned in this connection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
vi SYRUP.

Rev. sylvanus Cobb thus writes In the Boston
Christian Freeman: We would by no means ~
commend any kind u medicine which we did
not know TO he ood-particularly for infants.
But OF Mrs. winslow's soothing-syrup We can
speak from knowledge; In our own family 10
has proved a blessing indeed by giving an 10
tant troubled with collie pains quiet sleep and
the parents unbroken rest at night Most
parents can appreciate these blessings Here
Is an article which works 70 perfection. and
which Is harmless for the sleep which it afords
the infant Is perfectly natural, aud The little
cherub awakes as alright as a button" And
during the process Of seething its value Is In
calculable. We have frequently heard mothers
say that they would not be without it hon tho
birth OF the child ull IL had finished with the
teething siege on any consideration whatever.
Sold by all druggists 2o cents a bottle.
10 H-eod
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
xxo.l orthe Ambulance.

Alto O'Clock yesterday morning the city
ambulance was called 10 DIPS tobacco-fac-
tory to one OF the colored female employees
who had conyulsions. She was relieved
and taken home.
About 3 O'Clock in the afternoon IL was
called to PAGES factory to one OF the female
employees who was suffering from hysterla.
She was relieved and left with her friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Mr. Inmes IL. nIair,s Estate.

The will OF tire late Mr.. James II. Blair,
made May rs. 1862, was admitted TO pro-
bate in the Chancery Court yesterday. M.
Isaac Davenport. Jr.. is named and quail
lied as executor, and is directed to hold The
estate in trust for the benefit OF deceased's
wife during her lifetime and divide 1t
among his children at her death. The
property is valued at 100000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

4 Philadelphia doctor. after years OF careful
observation, Says that our demise Is a. painless
as our advent 90 The world. This is certainly
reaSsurinC; yet notwithstanding these great in
ducemcnts VIC still DO not court death, and shall
continue to use DR.. Picrcc's infallihle remedy,
the "Goldcn Medical Discovery for conaump-
ton. splitting Of blood. shortness OF breath.
Wosk lungs coughs, bronchitis. and kindred
affections Of the throat and chest II IS un-
cQGallCd. BY druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Young DR.. Hoge and mr. Bacon.

Rev. DR.. Hoge and Mr.. John l.. Bacon
have both received cablegrams informing
them OF the safe arrival OF the vessel on
which their sous sailed from Australia 10
the Philippine islands,. in their voyage
around the world. No tidings had come
from them for more than seventy daysuntii
the dispatch came FROM Manila, the capital
Of the Philippine islands, lying. as the
Dispatch readers know, in the East Indian
,fchipelagO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

THk LITTLE FELLOWS HAVE MOI
BEEN FORGOTTEN Bl JS.-OJR SAILOR
SUITS JERSEY SUITS $780, SKELETON
BLOUSE SIIIS-LlNEN AND FLANNEL
stIIS-AkE ALL Hhi't AND Al lAiN
THEONEoBJEtI OF hEEfIN" TIE LII Tie
TACkEEN CooL-FARtNIS AND GIAh-
HA>> CAS- SAVE LOTS OF i''"' 'NI 'i
Nl0lllN" liih 'i''-''"''' . '''' . ID J . '''' =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Tempersnee.

Mrs. Mary Read Goodale, OF Louisiana,
will spend the greater portion OF next week
in this city, aud will deliver addresses on
the subject OF temperance at various points
ia the city, notices OF which will be given
hereafter. On Monday night at SIS O'clock
size will speak In Fulton Baptist church.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
pardnned Yesterday.

George Allen, who was sent to the laii
March 18th for five months for inside
meanor, was pardoned by Governor Lee
yesterday.
The pardon was issued on the recon-
mendation Of DR.. Wheat, surgeon OF the
iaiI, and Mr.. Witt, Commonwealth's Attor-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
nrouned while Bathinr.

Information received here from Charles
City county gives the death by drowning
Of Aubrey Howard, son OF Mr.. I. r.
Howard, a merchant well known in Rich
mond.
Deceased was nineteen years OF age, and
lost his life while bathing In Howard's
miil-uond
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Imuortant 20 Liauor.DeaIers.

The Hastings Court will adjourn to-day
for the term. All liquor.dealers who have
not and do not procure their licenses 20
day render themselves liable TO indictment
by the July grand Jury.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

Thompson's Bromine and Arsenic Water de-
liyered in any part Of the city at siso dozen,
or 10 cents single bottle.
X. g. CABRLI, JR.,
Third and Main streets.
Telephone "a, or drop posial-card.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25

WuATA WORLD OF HATS FOR BOY IN
WOOL AND STRAW WHAT AN ARRAY OF
KINDS AND STYLES OUR HAT MAN Has
PROVIDED FOR TIE BOYS, SIMPLY BE-
WILDgRING. PuCEsg WELL-WE'FE
Nor ABSOLUTELY GIVING THEM AWAY
mT mk MKT THING 10 IT. THE
"DmYEp or TO-DAY WILL BIZ ONE CASE
or cHILD's WHITE SAILOR sIkA" HAAS
TRIMMED EDGES. CoMBlNATloN STRAW;
VALUE asc. EACH. THESE 90 TO-DAY Al
&c THEN THERE ARE ABOUT -FOUR h,N-
DRIED &c. AND sc. ONES THAT WE PUT
WITH THE ABOVE LOT.
A. sAKs & CO.,
MALE oUTFITTERs,
1903 MAIN STREET.
t.. OPPOSITE Posr-oFFCE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-25
Raised His Hand Against His
Brother and Sister.

Michael shortel, white man about
twenty.six years OF age, was arrested last
night and locked up In the Third polics-
station on the charge Of being drunk, dts
orderly, and assaulting aud beating h,,
brother Frank and his sister Ellen. Michael
will be before the Police justice this morn
lug.